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God knows I'm loving this piece of news. Kill them all.

RIP wing commander Chima Hedima. We'd never forget you.

Again,those with poor standard of education as usual,have come here to read and comment without understanding. The article gives an insight on the details of the transaction,which shows that the whole thing was actually done the right way,but claims the authorities seized the money,based on suspicion and are investigating the transaction. However,block heads are happy that the authorities in S.A seized the cash. The article hasn't said the Nigerian authorities violated any law in S.A as regards this deal but some people are already saying thank you and kudos to S.A. If I may ask,what are d kudos for? Some of you really need your brains scanned for saw-dust and stones.

Exactly!

U're welcome neice.

Idowuogbo:
Thanks bebe!


Lolz....yeye somebody

Thanks Uncle Chronique

Happy birthday dear. Wishing you the best today and always. If you don't mind,I'd love to take you to Beijing and give you all the fun you can have...lol.

Why get married when you know you'd still love to share your goodies outside your home? Isn't that plain stupidity? Marriage is sacred;people should learn to respect it for heaven's sake!!!

"But when documents have been signed, you get the [/b]opportunity to fight for rights to property,[b] fair treatment, etc if you can get a good lawyer."

It is well. I get OP's drift but not comfortable with the"fight for property mindset" before marriage. It's a very scary impression.

I used to love power bikes while growing up and always wanted to own a ducati or harley davidson,until the day I had a terrible accident that almost killed me. How I survived,only God can tell. I was going to buy diesel for our gen at night and I got this okada rider to take me there. He told me He wasn't going to go far but when we got to a filling station and there was no diesel,I kept cajoling him to go check the next one and I kept adding more money to his fare. The more money I added,the farther we went. Until one danfo driver ran into us and flung us into a very deep gutter(me,the rider and the bike). All I heard onlookers say was "won ti ku"(they are dead). Mysteriously,we were brought out without any serious injury on our bodies. I had just a lil scratch on my hand. The bike man started blaming me and telling them how He did not want to go far and how I was luring him with money and that He doesn't know the death that wants to kill me,that I want him to follow me to wherever I was going to. I just sat by the roadside looking and wondering where my soul would have gone to if I had died. For over 6-8 months,I had serious chest pain from the accident. A second accident shortly after that,put paid to my appetite for power bikes. This happened over 10 yrs ago. I swore never to own a bike after that. The risk is just too much. Anything on two legs is a no for me. I can't allow a bike carry me on the express and anytime I'm on one,I always have it in mind that we can have an accident any moment.

I loved powerbikes way back but not anymore. My prayers for safe riding experiences,goes to you guys.

Nairaland is now a place where idiots and semi-illiterates converge. The article states that there was an end user certificate emmanating from the office of the NSA and duly signed by him. It also shows that there was a list of of items to be purchased. Despite all these,some people still prefer to spin it around and pull the president into it;why do some of you prefer to have it the other way round?

A true national hero you are. You died so Nigerians like me can be safe;that's a big sacrifice we can't overlook. I'd always remember you as "the one who died for Nigeria". RIP brother. Your name would be forever written in the sands of time.